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SHIN Gift Set Vegetable Knife & Santoku Knife
Kyocera
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SHIN Gift Set Vegetable Knife & Santoku Knife
The Kyocera SHIN knife series convinces with quality and aesthetics
The SHIN ceramic knife series is the high-quality ceramic knife series from Kyocera. The SHIN knives feature the black, innovative Z212 ceramic blade, which, thanks to an innovative process, has an even harder blade that is sharper and also stays sharp twice as long as other Kyocera ceramic blades. The black ceramic blade also gives the SHIN knives a particularly elegant, stylish design. The knives are perfect for everyday use. Whether fruit, vegetables, salad or boneless meat, the ceramic knives of the SHIN series cut all ingredients with particular ease
The extreme sharpness of the high-performance ceramic blades ensures absolutely precise cuts. In addition, the knives are ultra-light and make cutting particularly effortless and pleasant. Due to the flexible ceramic blade, the knives have a particularly high breaking strength. The SHIN series is also equipped with a high-quality soft-touch handle, making the ergonomically shaped handle particularly comfortable and pleasant to hold. As ceramic blades are corrosion-free, i.e. free of metal ions, they are also odourless and tasteless, keeping food fresh for longer. In addition, the blades of ceramic knives remain sharp for a particularly long time, so re-sharpening is not necessary for a long time, but possible. The knives are suitable for dishwashers. The knives have received several awards in recent years, including from Stiftung Warentest.
- high-quality ceramic knife with flexible, ultra-sharp blade made of black, innovative zirconia ceramic (Z212)
- the ergonomically shaped soft-touch handle ensures comfortable and fatigue-free work
- twice as sharp as other Kyocera ceramic blades, and more break-resistant. Resharpening is possible.
- the dense and smooth surface of the black ceramic blade ensures absolutely precise cuts
- Ceramic knives do not transfer metal ions
The Kyocera SHIN knife series convinces with quality and aesthetics
The SHIN ceramic knife series is the high-quality ceramic knife series from Kyocera. The SHIN knives feature the black, innovative Z212 ceramic blade, which, thanks to an innovative process, has an even harder blade that is sharper and also stays sharp twice as long as other Kyocera ceramic blades. The black ceramic blade also gives the SHIN knives a particularly elegant, stylish design. The knives are perfect for everyday use. Whether fruit, vegetables, salad or boneless meat, the ceramic knives of the SHIN series cut all ingredients with particular ease
The extreme sharpness of the high-performance ceramic blades ensures absolutely precise cuts. In addition, the knives are ultra-light and make cutting particularly effortless and pleasant. Due to the flexible ceramic blade, the knives have a particularly high breaking strength. The SHIN series is also equipped with a high-quality soft-touch handle, making the ergonomically shaped handle particularly comfortable and pleasant to hold. As ceramic blades are corrosion-free, i.e. free of metal ions, they are also odourless and tasteless, keeping food fresh for longer. In addition, the blades of ceramic knives remain sharp for a particularly long time, so re-sharpening is not necessary for a long time, but possible. The knives are suitable for dishwashers. The knives have received several awards in recent years, including from Stiftung Warentest.
| Details | |
| Brand | Kyocera |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Material | Ceramics |
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The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera was founded in 1959 as a small company and is now an extremely diversified global enterprise with around 76,000 employees. Kyocera has been producing kitchen knives with blades made of zirconia ceramics in Sendai, Japan, since 1984, making it one of the pioneers. Many years of experience in the field of fine ceramic materials have gone into the production of high-quality, robust and sharp ceramic knives.
